The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-10

nneSI STOCK IN Lafayette cOuutf. HlSti
aemember Messrs. JnO. W. Waddell Il Co.
for -four. The Red r.. is delightful; can't be
beat; all wanting good bread should try j.;
The sack is improved by having a larger L.
Their other grades of flour are also much ipi-
nroyed by the changes. Bran, screenings
and Irahsm four on hand. Exchanges made
st their office at the old stand near Arcana
Hall, aus'I
Last Wednesday was a regular spring day.
Boehr- Zimmerman wedding on first page.
Mr.. Jas. Lowry has a new roof on his resi-
dence.
None of our coal operators can begin to fill
the demand upon him for coal.
Eyeryb body should see "One Man Among s
MilIiou,' at opera house, tonight.
Garry Hopper in lone Man Among a Mil
lion, at Hagen's opera house tonight.
The shipments Of freight from st. Lo is TO
LeXingt, n via the Wabash anu ST. 10. roads
seem to he increasing.
II anyone does not believe That Lexington
is to be a great coal mining center let him
come and see and be undecelved.
A new pavement has been laid in front OF
the Stramcke building occupied by Mrs. =.
p. Arnold and MIR. Al Bishop, Main street.
We indorse ali the proprietors have said
relative to the merits of Salvation Oil 1t is
the greatest cure on earth for pa in. Price
only % cents. .
The old engine, "Laclede" has been broken
uo. The old brass was sold to Mr.. Adels for
S3), which will be used toward the purchase
oil the hook and ladder truck.
Mrs. w. r. Hays recently presented u
with a large, fully matured orange. grown
with about twenty others upon q three.year.
old tree IN her farm near thus city.
The Silver Canning Company pscket
. 35S 900 cans last year. and proposes TO do
more during the coming season. They vii
tesin 10 make contracts in January.
The west bound passenger was late il
leaving Sedalia, Thursday morning. so tia
the fast mali overlook it there, and the con
sequence was that we received the st. LOui:
papers before twelve O'Clock.
On the first page will be found an artIcl
from the St. Joseph Gazette on the st. 10
road which must be very encouraging Il
Lexington. rs every strengthening Of tina
s road is a step toward bridging the river a
this point.
Hopper & Hall at the opera house Tonight
We understand that the manager OF the oper
: house. Mr.. Weaver, has gone to considerable
expense in securing This great attraction
lone man among a Million" that will be d
the opera mouse tonight.
Next Friday evening the ladies of til
Christian church will give in the basement o
their church a New England supper mus:
and milk, Boston baked beans, pumpkin pie
SlngerDreau. cOuuSu Dalis, etC. lneTe WI
be other attractions. Be sure to attend.
Corcordia:-We had plenty of rain, las
week, which will do for the whole winter
Our churches were not so well attended las
Sunday, as is usual, on account OF bad roads
Mr.. Joseph Lauham has opened a grocer
store In w. F.. Walkeuhorst's building. adioin
ing the Commercial hotel. Joe Il. Filing ha
! to go back to COldwater, has, to settle on hi
: claim. Mr.. J. II. Powell, our station agen:
who returned from his four weeks visit t
his old home Rawson, Ohio, on NOvembe
16. was recalled as his father died very sud
denly. Mr.. P. left Now mber "a. and return
ed last Saturday, During his absence Mr..
A. Field. of Higginsyille again. officistet
A mysterious stranger appeared here tn
other day. His garments those c
a tramp, but his manners were somewha
attractive. The man had plenty OF money !
his possession. Some of our citizens though
him to be a detective. The stranger stOppe
at the Commercial and disappeared the neA
morning right after breakfast. A night
watch is a very good and important Office
when on hand. individuals somewhat undo
tina influence of ''mountain dew" Saturda'
night; no night-watch was to be seen. Mr.
Gehner, of st. Louis, the eldest sister of MI
Louis Tegeler, Is here on q visit. 1t is sal
that Mrs. Claus Walters is aft cted wit
dropsy. If we want to avoid cOnfiagTatiOn
1t is a necessity to have stovepipes and chin
neys examined. Mr.. John kroencke's brit
day last Sunday evening. at which 'ccasit
the COncOrdia band performed nOcturni
music. Fritz Langkrahr and wife, Cf His
ginsville, who recently lost their two chill
rem, spent a few days with relatives in til
place. Prof. A. Boepler. of the Luthera
seminary, accepted the inspectorship Of Il
seminary in Fort Wayne. Ind. The 9prOfe:
sOr will leave US in Il short iDle. Every eli
izen in this community wishes him and b
family q hearty sdieu. Our dentist, D
Heatherly, is now prepared t extract teei
without pain. This system is perfectly harr
less, and has proved to be The only SO
method. Born, 10 the wife of Mr. Herman
Mshnken, December 3, a girl. Mr. Hem
C.. Schwartz. OF the Thaibote, will o.
baeheiorism pretty soon. We saw hi
the other day sitting on Il load of wood, Al
that means business. His editor, Mr. Ricl
ard SEWN, also. will enter. within a sh0
time, the nuptIai state. Concord, marke
Wheat, 62c; corn, Doe; butter. l5c; eggs, ID
hogs. 44c. A marriage took place at Higgin
Vile, Thur sday last Mr.. Fritz Tebhenkam
ofthis neigi.bOrhOOd, and Miss Smith we
united by Rev. Marquari.
Corder:- Miss Mamie McMeekin, OF Iii
ginssille, spent several DAYS Bere last wee
visiting friends and attending the crysi
wedding of Mr.. ani Mrs. j +. Groves. Mi
Comora HARRISON. of Lexington, Nj
Clark, OF RichnOnd, Mrs. Funk, son III
daughter, of Jackson vile, H.. Mr.. and Mr.
VIM. Fletcher and daughter, of Marsha
were also here attending the crystal we
ding. The following has been sent to friend
Mr.and Mrs. Geo. L. Burlington invite you
the marriage of their daughter Virginia
Harvey Buford Tucker, Thursday afiernOo
December 10, at four o'clock, 1910 Ar!ing:,
Avenue. St. LOuis. Mrs. Arnold and dang
ter, of Slater, spent last Sunday here, I
rdests of Mrs. Bortsield. Mr.. DORSEY La
aud wife arrived here from Colorado l.
a Monday on d visit TO relatives. On M0nd
eve. the 9th inst the young friends g
school mates of Miss Ida Conklin gather
br invitation at the home of her mother
celebrate her l4th birthday. The young pc
Pile enjoyed themselves together until Il Il
hGur, when alter partaking of the nice 1
freshments prepared for Them by Mrs. Con
lin. they left for their homes with the co
saiOusness of having speut one of the M,
pleasant evenings of their lives, one snd
wishing Miss Ida many happy returns OF |
BIRTHDAY. The following is u list or presei
.eee.yeG by Miss Ida:-Geo. Corder, Pot
inian glass pitcher; Zen and Ed Haws, Va
Miss Bette LivengOpd. Bohemian glass TOO
pick holder; Miss Lena WoolemuD, pepl
box: Frank Fisher. glass wheel barrO
Mr. and Mrs. Lake, glsss perfume set; lie
and EGiic ATmhruster, salt box; Artl
Rope, glass salt stand; Lewis Carthrae 3
Niece PEBBLES, get m~ajolica iJe cream s,
GERS; Misses Anna itees and Lizzie Ri
pair glass pickle dishes AL ice cream sauce
Hiss Kate Hnckley, glass catsup dish
dnd Mrs. WiIhurn, China cup and sauc
Allie Hackley, lsmp: Robert Belt, birth,
card: Emma Haas writing set; John W
pair gold cuff buttons; Stephen Fergus
Elegant boz stationery; ole and Hat
Peoples. box stationery; Misses Fannie .
Bette Hackiey. box stationery; Miss ia
Robbins. Ornalleutal vases and bouIu
Little Anna Griffith, picture; BERTHE Lie,
breast pin; Ed. Lieser. fancy hair pin
comb: Ed.ie Artubruster, jumning ia
Neither. gold breast pin and cuff pins 8
lump shade; Mrs. Brand, collar and cui
Mis-. Mamie Shrader, ruche and ribbt
hiss May SInitherman, three yards blue I
bU ii: Mrs. T.. Grau, silk scarf.